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Buy dependable cars = save money.

The chart shows the problems per 100 vehicles in a 3-year study. For Lexus, there were 135 issues for every 100 cars… meaning, on average, a Lexus had 1.35 reported issues over 3 years.

This is why studies have shown that the most popular car among millionaires is Toyota.

I drive a Mercedes, which isn’t too bad on the list. It was my first new car, so I wanted something nice for a change. It’s also through the business, so it’s classed as a business expense (and tax-deductible). I totally understand why some wealthy people buy cars from Nissan and Toyota, etc.

You save a lot on maintenance over the years.

It’s all about your goals and the sacrifices you’re willing to make to get there. I actually sold my Seat when I was an architect. I knew I could get the bus to work and use that money for my first property investment.

Yes, it wasn’t great getting the bus, and I had to get up 30 minutes earlier, but that first property really helped when I left my job to go full-time into property investment.

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